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M COUIHN, GA.I THURSDAY JULY 1G, 1$74. WHO SliWl'KIFTIOR RECEIVED VELDES PAID rOR ID ADVARCE. ROHM H. ■ARTIE, Tnu ia laid to be > oonstdcnblc im migration now going into North Caroline from Canada. Tbta la doe to the active exertions of Dr. MoCallam of Raleigh. The Montgomery State Journal oom- plaine that ita Local Editor bad to “ran around till be wee tiled” on Tuesday, and oonldn't stumble upon an item of news Why couldn't he Bod otat what the white Radical Executive. gtMei OnMlMeo did during ita two days' session ending on Tuesday, and give ns that news 1 “I)oo Auawa aanonnoas that he has changed hie base from Eofaula, after re ceiving a preening invitation to do so, whioh was so particular as to indicate the very day when it would be healthy for him to leave; bnt that he will still write for the Min from another locality. “Doc” is ao given to joking that we sup pose he is oely making fan at his own expense in this announcement. He has vivacity and humor, bnt there is snob a thing as running even levity “into the ground." ARKANSAS. According to our understanding of the political situation is Arkansas, the tele graphic report that Gov. Baxter was col lecting troops at Little Bock to oppose the meeting of the Constitutional Con vention most be a mistake. Brooks was, at the latest previous aoeonnta, collecting a large number of jAdroeq is the vioinity of little Rock, and Am purpose wak Under stood to be to prevent the meeting of the convention, which ha and his adherents opposed. It was stated by tbeeeacoonnts that the old Judges of the Bopreme Court (Brooks partisans) still olaimed to be in oflloe, and would assemble in Little Rook on the day before the meeting of the Convention (Mon. day last) under Brooks' protection, and doolare the Convention an illegal assem blage and Brookadha rightful Governor. Of course we cannot believe, without some explanation whioh wo have not seen, that Baxter can bo an alder and abetter in this movement. It is far more probe ble that he is eollooting troops to protect the Convention or to opposo Brooks. It is not nnlikaly that the Convention will order a new election of Governor, an Baxter eertainly was not sleeted. But he can hardly roaort to revolutionaiy meas ures to resist j this, after the support which he has given tit the call of the Convention and after its endorsement by nuok an immonse majority of the popular vote. The truth is, the pnople of Ar kansas have now, for the Brat time since 1868, taken the government of their Btats into their own hands, and Baxter must seo that it would be unavailing folly in him to resist it. What a despe rate and oraay fanatic like Brooks, baoked by a crowd of vagrant negroes, may do, is another question. BEEl'H ER-T1 ETON. A dispatch oopied elsewhere reports that Theodore Tilton and his wife have separated, in ,oqnsequence of the latter going before-too Investigating oommittee and makiug a statement concerning the relations between Boaobar and Tilton, 'ills New York Herald of Snnday gives what current rumor reported to be the substance of Mrs. Tilton’s statement, It was to the effect that when Tilton was a quasi-apologlat of “free love,” and was landing Mrs. Woodhull, Mrs. Tilton “called upon Mr. Beecher, as her pastor, and asked him lor his advioe. Her feel ings had been terribly outraged in oonae- quenoe of her husband running after strange women, and publioly announcing that be had become a oonvert to the doe- trine of freo love. It was at that time Mrs. Tilton naked Mr. Beeoher for his ad vioe, aud according to her statement, he advised her to leave her husband. With the lapse of time Theodore Tilton’s free love fever cooled and he learned of the advioe Mr. Beecher bad given to his wife, and to that oirouinatauoe all the present trouble and inistery are due. It may possibly be that this Is the ori gin and oxtont of the offeuoa of Beoobar. But, if so, he oertainly magnified it in the note whioh Tilton has published. His advico to Mrs. Tilton to leave her hus band was not, under the eiroumstanees, such a grievous wrong to the latter as to call for such an agonising apology as Beecher offered. It did not require that he should “bumble bimaelf before Theo dora Tilton ns he did beforo his God” and ask his forgiveness; that be should plead for concealment, “not on his own ac count, but for other hearts that would bleed "; and finally, that he abould de clare that be “even wished that he were dead.” This great scandal may, we aay, end in a comico-serious farce like that; but if sc. people will for a long time wonder at the piling up of a mountain of agony aud repentance to oovor a very insignificant mouse. WAR IT BURR OR PISTOLE V The Montgomery Newt learns that some eggs of questionable soundness were thrown at Chancellor Felder (the officiul who legalized a bogus government for Mobile), while he was making a ltadioal speech in Greenville on Monday night; and that some “bad boys" handled the eggs. The State Journal learns that while Felder was advocating “Civil Rights" three eggs wore thrown into the court-house, and that when he and Col. Seawell (another Republican) were re turning to the house of tho latter, after the speaking, they were assailed by a law-abiding and sensible' people of the State. But we have little doubt that the Journal'! account is greatly exaggerated. We suppose that it will tarn out like the cess of the huge and unso phisticated Arkansan who wan in. dieted for an assualt. and battery upon one of his neighbors. When the indiotanent was read, charging him in good legal superfluity with making an as sault with divers clubs, bludgeons, sticks, do., he arose excitedly and protested, “Gentlemen, there teat a little some thing of thst sr akrimmsge, but you ere making it a d—d sight worse than it was. ” MORE CANDIDATES. Ws are reliably informed that Hon. J. F. Fou, Judge of tha County Court of Muscogee, is s candidate for the Demo cratic nomination for Oongrena in this Diatriot. Gapt. Pou was strongly sop- ported for the nomination two years ago, Ha is n man of ability and industrioas habits, mada an excellent legislator when he represented Mnseogee in the General Assembly n few years ago, and would cer tainly make an acceptable and attentive Congressman should he be eieeted. A letter received by us from Talbotton claims the nomination for Hon. Hugh Buchanan, now Judge of the Boperior Coarts. The writer says: “Directly after the olose of the war, Cnpt. Hugh Buch anan, of Newnan, a real fighting Captain of a cavalry oompaoy, dangerously wounded in the lunge in one of the many battles in whioh he wee engaged, was elected to Congress over Judge Bigbam, of LaGranga, by a tremendous majority, but was never allowed hie seat. Common justice and patriotism alike demand hie election this fall, aa long experience in pnbUe service end politics, before and since the war, proves him beyond cavil tha proper man to represent us at the Federal capital.” We omit the last paragraph of this cor respondent's latter, because it is dispar aging to one of tho other oandidates, aud wa do not Intend to permit our columns to be used to tha exoiting of prejudice against any one of the aspirants. The nse of our paper in atating tho candidacy and claims of their favorite is as much as tbs frionds of any gentleman can claim of ua; and we do not admit their right to thst as a free thing. The Reeeher-Ttltwn Reandal. Special to tho Atlanta Nawe.] Nsw Yoaa, July 14.—The Boscher-TH- ton saandel continues to ba the absorbing topic to the publio, both in this oity end in Brooklyn, lleeent developments give the ease more and more interesting feat ures. Tilton has passed from an attitude of eritieiam to that of deflanoe, and will now go before the investigatiug oommit tee with a statement developing ell tha ohargea against Beecher. Francis D. Moulton, e mutual friend of both Beecher and Tilton, appeared be fore the oommitteee last evening end made a statement. He suggested that the difficulty be settled by both parties sppesriog before tbo committee, together or separately, each taking the responsi bility of bia own uttemnoes. He olaimed to be fully conversant with the facte and evidenoea in the oase, and bald that Beaeher should acknowledge he had com mitted au offenao against Tilton, for whioh ho should, and did apologize in tbs letter, portions of whioh have not been pnbliehed. Beeehar called in from Peekskill yes terday, but has not been near the com mittee. It ia understood that Tilton means to make a direot and open war npon Beaeher, and the statement he proposes to make before the oommittee will not only em brace the apeoial offenses which it is alleged Beeoher committed against him self, but other offenses which nave come to hie knowledge. He will coon be sum moned before tho committee as an im portant witness against Beecher. Joe Howard, editor at the Star, is pre paring a statement for the committee, embracing several important faats. Us says that Tilton was laboring under an hallucination. It is learned that Mr*. Tilton went be fore the oommittee and mada a statement on the subject, against the wishes and knowledge of her husband, and, in oon- soquenoe of this act, Tilton has separated from her. It was reported last evening that Mrs. Woodhull had aant a dispatoh to Tilton offering to oome on from tba Paoiflo coast and testify iu his vindication. DrengAt la Kentucky, OorrMpoiidnooe of tho Courier-Journal. Rocxpobt, Kt., July 9.—Sinoe the oountry wee settled, suoh e drought has not been known. It has not rained for ten or twelve weeks Springs end wells that were never known to go dry beforo have given out. Pastuna inside of en- oloeurae have dried up; the woods have soeroely vegetation sufficient to keep stock alive, and without rain very soon it must be driven off for aubsiatenoe. Corn, the crop tbs farmers have, looks bad, and will be almost a failure. Corn meal is now worth (1 25 per bushel, and very aoaroe. There is no set of tobaeoo, the only staple onr fat mere rely npon for money. The question is a very serious one how meat and bread are to bo had. Every day now adds seriously to the evil praepeot. The thermometer seta up to 104, and this tells rapidly. H. H. H, The New Pwlaga team. Thus the l‘o»t Office Octette summarizes the material parts of the new Poet Office bill: 1. Prepayment of newspaper postage after January 1st, 1875. 2. Gives free delivery to all newspapers, to subscribers only, daily, semi-weekly, weekly, monthly or quarterly, within the oounty in which they ere priutod and published from July 1st, 1874. 3. Fixes the salary of all post masters of the fourth olaaa (ail under $1,000) at a commission from July 1st, 1874. 4. Fixes the salary of tha lint, aeoond aud third ctaac offices on a new baaie. [In the opinion of the Gaiette, the readjustment of these classes having been made prior to tbe passage of the bill it will be held to take effeot on tbe next readjustment.] 5. Makes a uniformity in all matter, other than newspapers, as third class, limited to four pounds at one cent for each two ounces. We call special attention to the fact that from tbe 1st of thit month (July) no postage is required on papers from any post office iu tho county where the paper is printed. Texas—On the Rio Gxande.—Tbo Brownsville Sentinel, of the 7th, say a -. The recent rains will retard cotton pick ing. Cotton is opening, End if the weather only holds up, the pinking will be -Tbe Rome paper* quota wheat $1.25 pay bacSel. Ttaes mb higher than the AflaRs* quotation*. —■Col. R. A. Alston, of the Atlanta Herald, enuoimctt himself e candidate for the Democratic nomination for Con- nee iu the 5th District.' —The “Governor’s Guards,” of Atlanta, on Monday night, elected W. D. Luckie Captain, in place of Capt. W. H. Weems, resigned. —Cotton end ooru ia a section at Bar tow oounty ubout seven miles long and half a mile wide, were nearly destroyed by a hurricane on the tlth inst. —Mrs. H. D. Headman, of Savannah, oommitted suicide by taking laudnum on Friday night: Severe suffering from pains in her aide end limbs caused her to take this mode of ending her pain. —Hon. D. B. Harrell, of Webster coun ty, renounces tba Radical party, In a letter to theSumterHepubliean. Heoen’taleud tbe Civil Rights bill, but says be is for all tbe “legal” rights of every class. Judge Harrell doesu t like any existing party. —The Griffin Nem vaguely hints that its enterprising oily will soon have a cot ton factory, but don't want anybody to know it yet, as the “injunction of socre- sy" has not been removed. Would it be premature to offer congratulations yet ? —The Cutbbert Appeal seyB that Rev. B. A. Mickel, of Charleston. B. C., has accepted sn invitation to supply tbe Pres byterian Gburcb at that plaee, made vacant by the resignation of Rev. Mr. Cozby more than a year since. —Two negroes, Charles Grant and Peter Solomon, engaged in a fight with their knives, as they were returning home from s ball in Darisn on Thursday night last. Grant was killed, and Solomon so badly cot op that It is thought he cannot live. —Some of tbe prominent citizens of Griffin ere about to establish a “steam laundry," having opened bonks of sub scription for that purpose. The washer women are indignant, and tbe way they are making soap suds, hot water and “battling sticka” fly aronud betokens a coming storm—in a cauldron at least. —The Angnata Chronicle of Tnesday has later reports from Goinmbis eonnty, bnt no additional particulars of tbe trag edy there. It is informed that tbe best citizens of tbe conuty fully endorse and approve the killing of tho four negroes as a necessary aet; that it probably ? soiled a premeditated insurrection ; that onr or five negroes, supposed to be im plicated have fled, and everything is now quiet. —A negro men named Sol Sharp wns seen, pistol in hand, pursuing a Federal soldier named Clinton, on Petera street in Atlanta, on Monday. Catching up with the soldier, he ehot him twice—in the beak part of tho thigh and in the right cheek. The soldier is vory badly wound- ed, and would have boon killed at onee but for the ioteWerenoo of citizens. Sharp state* that ha had just caught Clin ton and hie (S.'a) wife in bad conduct, and shot him to areuge tho wrong done him. —The Atlanta Constitution of Tnesday ‘does up” the street railroad lines at its city. The company have 11 miles of railroad in all, and tbe charge is 5 cents on nil ezoept tho braueb to Ponoe de Leon Spring, which ohargea an additional ft cents. The expense per month is $4,000, bnt the business is so largo as to afford a profit of 12 j to 1ft per cent, on the investment. These lines ate a suc cess pecuniarily and a great oonvonience to tbe people. ALABAMA NEW*. • —The Supreme Court of Alabama con vened at Montgomery on Monday, and took np the business of the. Bevenlh Division. —Hon. George Goldthwaite, United States Senator from Alabama, and wife, ere at N. D. Morey's, Saratoga, N. Y., for the seaaou. —Hon. J. it. SIoss, for' shooting Mr. George Long, at Tusmimbia, has been released on a bond of $250. Long is getting well. There were eighteen interments in the Montgomeiy cemetery from the 1st tothel4tb of July. Only three of this number were whites. —Tha Montgomery J,ilvcrUtcr says that the ioe manufactory of its oily supplies every town, village and oity in the State that la accessible by railroad. Montgom ery got her ioe faotory from Colnmbue. —The Montgomery State Journal of yesterday aononpyes tho adjournment of the white Executive Committee of tho ltadioal party nf Alabama, after their two days' session, but does not say a word about wbat they did, except to fill one vaoanoy in their body, and that by the appointment of another white Radical. Probably they do not want the negroes to know what they did. The vaoancy filled was that of Capt. D. C. Whiting, chair man, who resigned. But why be resigned we are not told. —Tbe Montgomery Nem learns that the Sooth & North Railroad Company of Alabama have commenced to nse tbe cel ebrated danger signal, now in oae on sev eral of the leading roads in the North. It consist-! of a large peronssion oap, of tremendous force, so adapted as to fit tightly on the track. These caps are fur nished the section hands, who, when they discover anything at night involving peril of life, atteub thorn to tho nils. ■JM- — Central Railroad EXCUBSIOtf TICKETS TO $41 Hew York $41 VIA Savannah and Steamship. Omoi Colombo*, Oa., July 13,1374. E xcursion tioerts for bound trip, good to return until October let, are now on $ale. Price #41. Steamer* lesre Sevsaasb on Wednesday sod Eat.ot.yf jy!4 Qt Ticket Agent. ABSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM oourts, or different State*, for deeertion, Ac. No publicity required. No charge until divorce granted. Addreee, HOTELS. Rankin House, Columbne, Ga. J. W. RTAN, Frop'r. Fbaxx Goldex, Clerk, Ruby Restaurant, Bar and Billiard Saloon, Under tk> Rankin House. ay24 dawtf J. W. BY AM, Prep*r. jyrNMewl^ M. HOUSE, Attorney, 194 Broadway. N. Y. COLLEGE*. D avidson college. Next 8***l*u will twglu Sept. §4,1874. Healthy location. Moral atmosphere. Strict die* cipline. Thorough teaching. Moderate charges. Seven profeaeora. For Catalogue or information, tpply to J. R. BLAKE, Chairman of the Faculty, jo24 d*w3m] ftd Office, Davidson (hllegt, N. C. Ordinance Taxing Dogs. [T ia Ordained by the City Connell of Colum’ * let. That from and after the let day of July xt, there shall be provided by the Treasurer of s City a sufficient number of badges marked *C 0, 1874/ and numbered from one upwards, and bo ' nil furnish tbe owner or owners of any dog kh, who may apply for the same, with one v . ire of said badges a* may be requirod, eaia owner owners paying to said Treasurer, for the use n< the city, One Dollar for every inch bid go, which badges shall protect all doge weariug them from beiug killed; and all doge found running at large in said city at any time after let July next, except :li as tn»y wear badge* a* above provided, shall liable to be killed by the City Marshal or euch city officer or officers as he may authorise dot for that purpose.” By resolution of Connell on July 13tli, 1874, the Captain* of Polioe were directed to enforce above Ordinance, after sam had been advertised for ten days. Owner* of dog* will therefore take notice, and procure badges for 1874 before 2,1th instant. Badges will not be ready for sale until 20th inst. JNO. N. BARNETT, Treasurer. M. M. MOORF, Cleik Council. _ Jyl4 2w IMPORTANT TO fliKlKICUL TfiAVEIM C OMMERCIAL Travelers who *0licit order* by Card, Catalogue, Trade-List, Sample, Specimen, also thoso who visit their ci aud solicit trade by purchasea * »tock,Hiid who travel iu any r boat, selliog any class of goods, other customers direct from •ck, aud who travel'iu any section, by rail . tt. nelling any class of goods, are requested to send their Business aud Private Address, as be low, stating class of gopds they sail, anil by whom employed; also those who aro at present under no •ye or all Commercial Travelers aud MtloBmun iu his country and that they will at once give it their attention. Those who comply with above request will be confidentially treated aud duly a<tvised of object in view. Pleas i address, (by deter only) CO-(#*KRATION, care 0$j. P. Rowell A Co., 41 Park Row, jy 12 eodlta Now York City, for 8aleL and rent. A Host Desirable Residence for Sale; T HE House an streets. T room attached. nor Bridge and Jackaon • has live rooms, etove i goml a* any iu tho latge crowd, who pelted them with bricks j pushed. No worm has as yet made ita and boulders, and fired about fifteen shots at them ;.that Seawell, in taming around to'fees the crowd, wrenohed him ankle «nd fell; end the! the crowd punned them to Ibe house and besieged them there nearly ell night, caning en threat ening them. If the State Joumal'e eeeount is cor rect, the assailants at Greenville, whether men or boys, behaved very badly, and (heir eonduot will not be approved by the appearance in this county among tbe orop. Sugar cans is looking fine end the orop will be good, turniog out e targe yield to the sere. —The Commenoement a zeroises of Wesleyan Female College, at Maoen, were progrMsing on Monday and Tuesday. Tba Telegraph notices the pi . . notieee the presence of tbe following distinguished visitors: Dr, Lovick Pierce, Bishop Pierce, and Dr*. A. G. Heygood, Jee. E. Evans, Joseph 8. Key and A. Wright. Prof. Flewellen, of I tuny prepaid at all hour*. Outhbert, is also present. | jsu <i,«Uwt, tension given u Apply to tho undersigned c Je25 lm to Perry Spence P. II. AL8T0N. THE SCREVEN HOUSE, Savannah, Ca. ff ILL be kapt ope* tbia summer la it* 11 known STMOTLY FIRST CLAM STYLE. The patroosf* of tho** visiting Savan nah is solicited, and th* assurance given that eve ry effort will be made to insure tbeir comfort. Our omnibuses will be found nt all arriving trains and steamers. U. BRADLEY A BON, may 27—dAw4m Proprietors. Warm Springs, ■EEIWETHEB CO., «A. T HIS FAVORITE RK80RT is now open for visitors. The beet '— J ““ “—* Bathing on the continent. Apply for quarters to White Sulphur Springs. Place has been convenience and oomfort. The curative proper ii of the water* have been experienced by kundret of invalids for note than a quarter of a century. EVERY INNOCENT AMUSEMENT be afforded, and all boisterous and improp uot will be rigidly suppressed, eur main o Ject being to furnioh AM 1MY1T1NQ RETREAT during the heat and dust of summer to famllt We have a very experienced and able physician DR. C. A. STILES, who will look after the sick and afflicted, a whose specialty is in the treatment of chroi diseases. New hacks have been purchased, and will run all the railroads for transporting visitor*. FROM COLUMBUS, round trip, via North and South Rail rood, $5. Distance 12 miles from terminus. All perse visiting the Springs can obtain their mail da via Hamilton. A good Rand will be provided. A SWIMMING FOOL OF SULPHUR WATER, Per Day.. Per One W Por Month... Per One Week ... To Bent. ^^FTKR - April Gth, two Furnished BEDg^j| ROOMS, Kitcbcu and Stable, with use of dining room and parlor. Address «pl tf M, Enquirer Office. Muscogee Sheriff Sales. front of the auction bouse of Ellis A Harrison, Broad street, Columbus, Ga., the following describ ed property, to-wit: Twelve boxes of Boots and Shoes, levied on as the property of Crawford A Jernigan, by virtue of and tu satisfy a ft fa issued from Muscogee County Court, iu favor of Georgs W. Woodruff, vs. Craw. Also, at same time and place, 31 pairs of shoes, 4 pieces homespun. 2 pieces bed ticking, 1 piece of ginghams, 1 piece linasey, 2 pieces flannel, 6 pieces calico, 1 piece of stripes, 3 places shirting, 1 piece of factory goods, 3 pieces woolen Jeans, 32 pair r ints, 1 needle and thread case, 6 shirts, 2 towels, ■hawls, 6 pairs of drawers, 29 bunches tape, 10 pairs small socks, 4 steel watch chains, 1 lot pants buekles, 9 pairs ladies’ shoes, 3 hats, 11 pipes.! remnants blacking, 6 pairs men’s gaiters, and 8 cakes of soap. Levied on aa the property of Abra ham Btein, by virtus or and to satisfy a ft fa is sued from Muscogoe County Conrt, in favor of F. J. Springer, vs. Abraham Stein. Property pointed out ia said ft fa. Also at tho same time and place three mulss— one a black mare mule, about five years old: one a bay mare mule, about five years old, and one a sorrell mare mule, about eight years old, levied on as tha property of Hu board Walker, by virtue of, anu to satisfy a fl fa., Issued from Mnseogee Superior Court In lavor of Tillman A Clements vs. Hubbard Walker. Property pointed out by plaintiff*. Also at the same time end plsoe nine forty, five saw gins, and two forty saw gins, all new and In good condition—levied on as the proper ty of W. C. Clemous and Franklin H. Lutuuis, by virtue of and to satisfy three fl fas issued from Mnseogee Superior Court; two in favor of Columbus Iron works Co., and one in favor of Flash, Lewis A Co. vs. W. O. Clemons A F. H. Lumuis. Property pointed out by Plain tiffs’ attorneys. Also at the same time and place lot of land No. 112, In the 9th District, In the Coweta Re serve, as the property of A. Qamell, to satiety two fl fas. Issuod from Muscogee Inferior Court, one In favor of Thos S. Tuggle end one in fa vor of Elisabeth Hatcher, Kx’r. At the same time and place, North part of City Lot Number lo3, beginning at the north west eorotr of said lot and running south on Broad street 33 feet, thence oast 147 feet 10 iuohes, thence north 33 feet, thence west 147 feet 10 Inches, to the beginning of said premi ses, including two stores, Nos. 130 and 132 on east side Broad street—lerie l on as the proper- nUo, ell those parcels of land known In tho plan of the City of Columbus ns parts of lots 860 and 347, fronting on Jackson street, and parts of lots Nos 349 and 848 fronting on Troup street, commencing on Jackson street lu4 feet and four inches from the north-west corner of lot No. 830, and running south on said street 90 feet and 7 Indies, thence east to Troup street —said lots or parts of lots are known as the resldenco of John D. Carter—levied on to sat isfy afl fa In my hnuds In favor ot Rooney A Warner vs. John D. Carter. .Property pointed out by plaintiffs. Ainu, at sumo time nod place, south half of lot No. 201, with all the improvement* then-on, mu- taiuiug oue quarter acre, more or less, luvi-d on as the property of Albert F.. Ragland, executor of Thomas Ragland, deceased, to satisfy two H fas issued from Justices’ Courts—oue iu favor of Ro sette A Lawhou, and th* other in Ikvor of Welch A Co., ve. said A. E. Ragland. Levy made and re turned to me by F. M. Comer, lew ul constable. July 7,1874.—Wtds. Pare Cold Soda! Kissengen and Vichey Water Terra new boda fountain, at J. I. GRIFFIN'S DRUG STORE. POSTPONED Muscogee Sheriff Sale. W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday In August uext, between the legal hours cf sale, in front of the auction house of Bills A Harrison, Broad street, Columbus, Ga., tbs following de scribed property, to-wit: North half of lot No. 241, containing W'% NEW CROP OP TURNIP SEED, (Importe 1,) Embracing the following choice varieties: Yellow Ruta Baga. ■arly White Flat Dutch. Red or Purple Top, Large White Olobe. Yellow Abordeen, Seven Top, M Just received »nd for salrhv JOHN W. UKOUKti, Dragging i(>? Dread street, Lolitinuus, (la. July 8-—deodlwlwlt. county. DRUGS AND MEDICINES. I. GKIFF IN, IMPORTED J. ^■PERFUMERV^B PERFUMERY ;AXB FANCY goods, at medtoed.pkujes, AU goods guar«utoed. Prescriptions care- .1. I. GlllFFIN, 10(1 Broad fit. N. J. BUSSEY, Agent AMERICAN Cotton Tie Company. ket rate*. A Bare Chance! buriness, my entire stock of AT COST FOR CASH! 1 offer tho sumo inducements to retail deal the city or fr<>iu the country, and will sill i to suit purchasers. AW I If BAN WHAT I BAY—THE G WILL BE SOLD AT COST FOR CASH. All those having cUbne egainet ma will pi them. Those who owe me will plense com ward and settle at once. Jy4 tf GEO. I. ANDREWS. , Mnseogee Superior Court iu favor of Robert H Craee, vs. Wa.T. Wynne. Property pointed oat by piaia- tiff's attorney. jy 14 w4l H- Q. IV KT. fibs riff. POSTPONED Muscogee Sheriff Sale. i tbe firet Tuesday in August _..j Columlms Steam Planing Mills, sitnated on lot 240 and that p »rt of lot 2*9, in tho citv of Co- lurnbus, Ga., together with the Machinery belong ing to *n1d mill*. Levied on as the prnpertv of K. R. Goetchiu* and R. 11. England, survivors, to sat isfy a fl. fa. issued from Muscogee Superior Court in favor of Mary llodgcs, Aduiliaetratrix. vs. said Goetchiu* « England. Property pointed out in ■aid fl. fa. jylO w4t H. Q. ITRY, Sheriff. Chattahoochee Sheriff 8ale. ILL BE 80LD ON TH1 FIRST TUESDAY IN AUQU8T next, before tk* court-house door in the town of Cus*«ia, Chattahoochee county, be tween the legal hours of sale, the following lauds, lOfl acres, more or lees, and 77 acres, more #r lees, of lot No. 212, bounded on the east by lot No, 213, ou tho south by lauds of D. G. McClure, on tbe southwest by lands of J. H. Cobb, on tbo west by lands of U. Miller, on the north by 8allie Cobb’s dower and land of J. II. Cobb—«!! la the 52d Dia triot of originally Lee, now Chattahoochee couuty, as the property of Bliae Folsom, to satisfy a fl fa from tbe 8uporior Court of said county. In flavor of Columbus, Georgia. CelUa dine, €:—((—u Preu.i, H—rsc P.xrers, Fee* Camera, Cider eel YVIne mills, mewing mnehtnee, Uran Kntvce, Plewe, II Thresher* And Fnn Hllto, Cera atbellem, Uerae Knhee, llnrrews and CubtlTalen, ■oah nnd Bramble Scythe*, Npnde*, Ferh*, Ac., Ae. AUO, Cieergln Hal«ed Hut Free* On deergin and Tenneaees Bye. Wheel, Barley, Clever nnd dn Seed. Chemical* fer mnklng np peril sera at heme. Addr.ia HOLSTKAB A CO., ..uui ... H11 por In r Court of ..14 county,.« Wa. Btiul.y, a4mtnl.tn.tor of Abram Cobli. j.‘i3 «t4 JOHN M. BAPf, Bkarllf. Cotton Factory. A. CLEGG & CO. Columbus, Ca., A KB prepared to supply merchants ] ii and iu a satisfactory manner with quality of Cotton Checks, Clnghame and Stripes Eg* Factory corner of fit. Clair sad Jackson street. Cfflco on Jackson street. Je24 dim Lawyer*. JOSEPH F. POU, Attorney at Law, amt JndKU Couatj Court. Practice* in all other Codfte. fln 7* OfficToveT.tor* of W. U. Hobart. St Co., Broad fit. “ Ja25 — SAMUEL B. HATCH KK. Attorney nt U», 0jt J.20 Office over Witttcli A Kina.!’., J. M. McNEILL« Attorney and Counsellor at Law. n Practices in rourtN uf Georgia and Alabama. Offlee 139 Broad 8t., (over Uoletead A Co.’s. , Special at tout ion given tf collections. jail ^ Porter I so ram. Martin J. Crawford. “ Kkkbr Crawford. ISfUBAM * UIAWFOEDI, — Attorneys at Lanr, Will practice in tho State and Federal Courts of Georgia. Offlee over Preer, III pea < Oo.’* store, aorthweat corner Broad and St. Clair 8ta. Ja8 A. A. DOXIES, ° Attorney and Counsellor nt Law, Practices in State end Federal Courts in Georgia R nnd Alabama. x Offlee 126 Broad . t., Columbus, Ga. js6 r Mark 11. Blahdpord. Louis F. Garrard. BLAXDFORD A GARRARD, Attorneys mud Counsellor* ml Law. — Office No. U7 Broad street, over Wittlch A Kin- scl’e Jewelry Store. Will practice in the fitata and Federal Oourts. sep4 Ju. M. Russel:.. Cstl. J. 8wm. I BII88ILL * hWIFT, " Attorneys and Counsellors ttt Law. Will practice j In the Courts of Georgia (Ohattahoocheo Circuit) ■ ai*d Alabama. Office over 0. A. Redd A Co.’s store, Broad street, Oolumbus, Ga. jal L. T. UOWKINU, — Attorney nnd Solicitor* U. 8. Com’r and Register In Bankruptcy. Offlee ftov20j over Brooke’ Drug Store, Columbus, Ga. I* PEABODY * BBANHON, Attorneys ot Low. Orttoa otrr J. Emhb A Co.’s Storr, Broad St., novlSJ Wut Bur. R. J. HOMES, Attorney nnd Counsellor nt Law, of Georgiu Home Insurance Company building, seo* m oct7 lyj ond story. M C8A8. H. WILLIAM*, Attorney ml Law, Columbne, Ga. [ Will practice in any Court. u Office over Aceo A Murdoch’s store. [novlG t Doctors. 1 0 UK. COLMEY. mi Residence and Office corner of 8t. Clair and Ogle thorpe sta. Office hours—7 to 9 a. m., 12 to 2 p. u., 7 to 9 r. m. *ep27 dtf = HR. M. B. LAW. ■ Office corner Broad aud Randolph streets, Burras’ v building. Residence on Forsyth, three doors below 8t. Clair. — 1. Ja« » DR. J. A. URGUHART, y Offlee Ht C. J. Moffott’a Drug Store, Broad street. m e Residence ou 8t. Clair, betweeu Broad aud sep5 Front Bte., Columbus, Ga. DU. Me C. COOK, = ’ Offlee over Ellis’A Harrison’s (’omuiis-ion House, a sep6 first door to left. d Druggists. „ J. I. GRIFFIN, Imported Druga and Chemical*, * Prescriptions carefully prepared. Jal8 No. 106 Broad street. = JOHN L. JORDAN, P Druggist, E Two doom below Geo. W. Brown’s, H Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. ° Night Bell right of south door. sep6 A. M. BRANNON, Wut Bids, Broad Street, Columbus, Ga., T Wholesnle nnd Retnil Denier In 11 Drugs nnd Medicines, Toilet Article, aad Perfumery. Cotton Factories. COLUMBUS MANUFACTURING CO., T Manufacturers of Sheetlnga, Shirting*, snd Sewing snd Knitting Thread. Cards Wool aud Grinds Wheat and Corn- Office in rear of Wittlch A Kinsel’s, Randolph st. Jal8 R. U. CHILTON, President. MUSCOGEE MANUFACTURING CO. Manufacturers of SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, YARN, ROPE, Ac. COLUMBUS, GA. a G. P. SWIFT, President. W. A. SWIFT, Secretary A Treasurer. octal ly. r * Watchmakers. c. SCHOHBURG, Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler, j Successor to L. Uutowxky, 105 Broad street, Jail *Columbue, Ga. C. H. LEQUIN, he Watchmaker, 134 Broad street, Columbus, Ga. Watches and Clock* repaired in the beet man- ^ nor and warranted. Jail Tobacco, Cigars, ko. MAIER DORN. py If you want to enjoy a go^d smoke, go to hlB ble Cigar Manufactory, Between Georgia Home and Muscogee Home, on J“ 8 “ C. LOPEZ, in Denier tn nnd Hnnnrnctnrer of Fine oU figure, JS Ja9 Near Broad Street Depot. “ r ! Barber Shops. LOUIS WELLS' SHAVING SALOON, (Successor to U. lienes,) Under Georgia Home Insurance Building. . • Prompt and polito barbers in attendance. "7 j»23 ALEX 4k SAM, ja8 Baebxrs, 8t. Clair Btrcit. ED. TERRY, Burber, Crawford St., under Rankin House, Columbus, Ga. dec.18 »> Dress-Making. MISS at. A. HOLLINGSWORTH, Dress-Making, Cutting und Fitting. Terms cheap- Residence andiihop in Browneville. novlO Feed Store. JOHN F1TZUIBBONB, Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in Hay, Oats, Cora Bacon, Ac., Oglethorpe St, opposite II. jal Temperance Hall Confectioners. *• i. a. STituerLit. r. Candy Manufacturer if. AND DKAlSR IN t All klnda of Confectionery end Fruita, * Stick Candy 18 ceuta. Full weight guaranteed in each box. 1*24 » Hotels. PLANTERS* HOTEL, »tly Next to Columbne Bunk Building. >e*t Porters at all the trains. jalS MRS. W. F. SNIDER, Propr’ss. Painters. Dentists. W. F. T1GNKK. ~ IJentl.t, Oppo.it. Strapper', building. Randolph gt. -».,ntioa glT.n tu th. In.ertlon or Art ii wall m to Upantire Doutl.try. T. W. HENTZ, Dentiat. W. T. POOL, Dentiat, 101 Broad 8t., Colombo., On. w. j. Pool*, Dentist, Boots and *hoes. WXIX8 A CURTIS, No. 73 Broad Street, Have always a full stock of •nd Shoes, Upper, Sole aed nets Leather and Findiaga of all kinds. Builders and Arohltscta. J. 8. CHA1.HBB*, Hoase Carpenter nnd Bnllder. Jobbing done at abort notice. Livery and Sale Stablos. ROBERT THOKPBON, Oatiraoan, Noitu « RimotFB Mm, i30 Coittmbnt, Oo. A. OAHHBI* Livery and Sale ■tables, OauTBU.i Sr., Ooictubi, at. Restaurants. No. 83 Broad Street. Fresh Meets. J. W. PATRICK, Stalls No. 8 and 18, Market House. Ma Te COOK, Freeh Meote of All Klnjle, $op0 Etaile Noe. 16 and 17. Cun and Locksmith*, ruiup eifeer, • and Lockr-with, Crawford street, next Johnaou’e corner, Columbus, Ga. ji WILLIAM RCHOBRR, nd Lucluinlth aud dealer iu Gunnl teriale. Opposite Enquirer Office. Plano Tuning, Ao. *. W, 11 LAC, Tuner of Plane ms. Big u Pain tin Orders may be be left at J. W.. Grocers. DANMLB. BIKE, r in Family Grooeries, on Bryan ■ treat, be tween Oglethorpe A Jackson streets. * No charge for drayago.d*c7 Ma H. HAMILTON, Wholesale nnd Kotnll Qroeor, unction of Franklin, Warren A Oglethorpe I No charge for drayago. sepl ISHAMCOOFEeT rocer and Dealer in Oounti next to “Euqulrer” Offlee. Tailor*. G. A. KCEHNE, Merchant Tailor and Cutter, stock of French and English broadcloths Casaitncrcs and Vettings. 0 No. 134 Broad Street. J* G* MONTIE, Fashionable Tailor. fr>. —, Broad Street, let door abo Uouhs. N. B —ClKAXIXO and llEFAIl.iya A S feb 18] HENRY BELLMAN. Cutting, Cleaning and Repairing apr24J» Corner Crawford and Front Bts. Boot and Shoemakers WM. MEYER, Boot nnd Shoemaker. Dealer in Leather, and Findings. Next to C. A. odd A Co.’e. Prompt and etriot attention given to orders. jell Tin and Coppersmith*. LAWYERS. W. A. Farley, CUSS ETA, Uhattahooohu Oo., Ga. RF’Specia) attention Riven to eolleotloM. DOCTORS. Dr. J. H. CARRIGER, SURGEON AMD PHYSICIAN, O FFICE up stairs S.E. cor of Broad fc H»n- oolph street*, where he m >y be found d»y or night when uot professionally engaged. Coluinhue, Apr 1 2-, 1874. dtf WM. SNOW, JR., * CO. # House aud Sign Painters, Old Oglethorpe corner, (just north of poetofflee) Columbus, Georgia. Refer t [apr5 HINES DOZIER, Attorney a.t Law, HAMILTON, CIA., W ILL practice in the Chattahoochoe Circuit or auy where else. All kind of collection* puhukd. “Pay me or run nwav.” novlt « MILLINERY. SPRING MILLINERY. W ’ E have (net received a full line of ■P *Hf« AED SUMMER MII.M8ER7. In cluding all tho NOVELTIES of tbo ioMOn. PRK881NU AND BLEACHING don. ‘n «'» late.! itvles, at tbe shorti'-t notice. W. W. SHARPE A CO., Publishers' Agents, No. 25 Park Row, New York, Are author I aed to Contract Cor AM- ▼ertlalnff In onr paper* myl4 tf Large Fans and Morocco Belts or Tim LATEST STILES, JDST REOEIVSD AT PEACOCK & SWIFTS. Jys Bleached Goods! A MEW SUPPLY Lonsdale, Mitonville, Ao., «t PEACOCK A SWIFt’S,
